Fuel-saving device

ABSTRACT

A fuel-saving device includes an oxygen generator adapted for producing oxygen, an air intake component adapted for inhaling air, and a conveyor comprising an output terminal adapted for outputting gas, an oxygen terminal connected with the oxygen generator, an air terminal connected with the air intake component, and a connector connecting the output terminal, the oxygen terminal and the air terminal, so as to allow oxygen from the oxygen generator and air from the air intake component to be mixed and output through the output terminal.

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BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to engine technology, and moreparticularly to a fuel-saving device, which is able to provide a mix gasof air and oxygen to an engine for enhancing the fuel efficiency of theengine.

Description of Related Arts

The engine is the core component of a vehicle or vessel that determinesthe power, economy, stability, and environmental friendliness of theconveyance. Depending on the source of power, common vehicle engines canmainly be classified into diesel engines, gasoline engines, electricmotors, and hybrid engines. Generally, gasoline engine and diesel engineare reciprocating piston internal combustion engine, which converts thechemical energy of fuel into mechanical energy of piston movement andoutput the power. The gasoline engine has advantages including but notlimited to high speed, light weight, low noise, easy starting, and lowmanufacturing cost, while the diesel engine has a large compressionratio, high thermal efficiency as well as better economic performanceand emission performance than the gasoline engine.

However, there are some shortcomings in the use of these conventionalcombustion engines. As a conventional combustion engine is in operation,the air is generally taken in to mix with the fuel, so that the mixtureof the fuel and air can be burned in the combustion engine to generatepower. Nevertheless, the oxygen content in the air is relatively low andthe filtration efficiency of the air filter is limited, resulting in arelatively small of air intake and incomplete combustion of the fuel,thus leading to waste of fuel and producing serious exhaust pollution.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

An object of the present invention is to provide a fuel-saving device,which includes an oxygen generator to increase the oxygen content of theintake air to be mixed with fuel for a combustion engine, so as toenhance the fuel efficiency and the power of the combustion engine.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a fuel-savingdevice, which can avoid incomplete combustion of the fuel of acombustion engine, so as to reduce the exhaust pollution of the engine.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a fuel-savingdevice, which further includes an air intake component and a conveyerconnecting with the oxygen generator and the air intake component andhaving an output terminal, such that the oxygen and the air can be mixedin the conveyer in a certain manner depending on the need and thenoutput to be mixed with fuel for a combustion engine.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a fuel-savingdevice, wherein the conveyer has an output terminal, an oxygen terminaland an air terminal, wherein the fuel-saving device further includes acontroller selectively electrically connected with the oxygen terminal,the air terminal, and/or the output terminal, so as to control thevolume(s) and/or ratio(s) of the oxygen and air, and/or the output gasof the fuel-saving device.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a fuel-savingdevice, wherein the controller can also be electrically connected withthe oxygen generator, so as to control the oxygen production, which alsodetermines the volume and/or ratio of the oxygen in the output gas ofthe fuel-saving device, such that the oxygen aid can be more efficient,effective and economic.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a fuel-savingdevice, wherein the output terminal, the oxygen terminal and the airterminal respectively have an output regulator, an oxygen and an airregulator, which are sensors and valves of the terminals to allow thecontroller to detect the qualities of the gas in the output terminal,the oxygen terminal and the air terminal and determine the flows of eachof them based on the detected data, given parameters, and/or externalinformation received by the controller in a real-time manner.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a fuel-savingdevice, wherein the controller can further be connected to or integratedwith an engine control unit (ECU), so as to allow the ECU to optimizethe entire combustion process by controlling one or more parameters ofthe combustion process and to allow the engine to perform morepowerfully and/or efficiently.

In order to achieve the above and other objects, the present inventionprovides a fuel-saving device, which comprises:

an oxygen generator, configured for producing oxygen;

an air intake component, configured for inhaling air; and

a conveyor, including an output terminal adapted for outputting gas, anoxygen terminal connected with the oxygen generator, an air terminalconnected with the air intake component, and a connector connecting theoutput terminal, the oxygen terminal and the air terminal, so as toallow oxygen from the oxygen generator and air from the air intakecomponent to be mixed and output through the output terminal.

According to a preferred embodiment, the output terminal includes anoutput pipeline and an output regulator arranged along the outputpipeline in order to regulate the gas output from the output terminal.

According to a preferred embodiment, the oxygen terminal includes anoxygen pipeline and an oxygen regulator arranged along the oxygenpipeline in order to regulate the oxygen input from the oxygen terminalto the connector, wherein the air terminal comprises an air pipeline andan air regulator arranged along the air pipeline in order to regulatethe air input from the air terminal to the connector.

According to a preferred embodiment, the fuel-saving device furtherincludes a controller electrically connected with the conveyor, so as tocontrol the gas output therefrom.

According to a preferred embodiment, the fuel-saving device furtherincludes a controller electrically connected with the oxygen regulatorand the air regulator respectively, so as to control the oxygen inputfrom the oxygen terminal to the connector and the air input from the airterminal to the connector.

According to a preferred embodiment, the fuel-saving device furtherincludes a controller electrically connected with the oxygen regulator,the air regulator and the output regulator, so as to control the oxygeninput from the oxygen terminal to the connector, the air input from theair terminal to the connector, and the gas output from the connector.

According to a preferred embodiment, the fuel-saving device furtherincludes a controller electrically connected with the oxygen generator,so as to control the oxygen production thereof, which can manage theoxygen supply in various modes from the maximum performance to the mosteconomic production.

According to a preferred embodiment, the fuel-saving device furtherincludes a controller electrically connected with the oxygen generatorand the conveyor, so as to control the oxygen production of the oxygengenerator and the gas output from the conveyor.

According to a preferred embodiment, the fuel-saving device furtherincludes a controller electrically connected with the oxygen generator,the oxygen regulator and the air regulator, so as to control the oxygenproduction of the oxygen generator, the oxygen input from the oxygenterminal to the connector, and the air input from the air terminal tosaid connector.

According to a preferred embodiment, the fuel-saving device furtherincludes a controller electrically connected with the oxygen generator,the oxygen regulator, the air regulator, and the output regulator, so asto control the oxygen production of the oxygen generator, the oxygeninput from the oxygen terminal to the connector, the air input from theair terminal to the connector, and the gas output from the connector.

According to a preferred embodiment, the air intake component includes afilter, a shell, and a support arranged in the shell to support thefilter, so as to filter the air inhaled to the air intake component foroutputting the filtered air to the conveyor.

According to a preferred embodiment, the conveyor further includes arack arranged thereon for mounting the conveyer.

According to a preferred embodiment, the oxygen generator furtherincludes a mounting element arranged thereon for mounting the oxygengenerator.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from aconsideration of the ensuing description and drawings.

These and other objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following detailed description,the accompanying drawings, and the appended claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a fuel-saving device according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view of an air intake component of the fuel-savingdevice according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention

FIG. 3 is another perspective view of the fuel-saving device accordingto the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the fuel-saving device, illustrating oneembodiment of the oxygen generating unit, according to the abovepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The following description is disclosed to enable any person skilled inthe art to make and use the present invention. Preferred embodiments areprovided in the following description only as examples and modificationswill be apparent to those skilled in the art. The general principlesdefined in the following description would be applied to otherembodiments, alternatives, modifications, equivalents, and applicationswithout departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

Please referring to FIG. 1, a fuel-saving device 1 according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention includes an oxygengenerator 10 configured for producing oxygen, an air intake component 20configured for inhaling air, and a conveyor 30. The conveyor 30 includesan output terminal 31 arranged for outputting gas, an oxygen terminal 33connected with the oxygen generator 10, an air terminal 34 connectedwith the air intake component 20, and a connector 32 connecting theoutput terminal 31, the oxygen terminal 33 and the air terminal 34, soas to allow oxygen produced by and released from the oxygen generator 10and air inhaled by and released from the air intake component 20 to bemixed in the connector 32 of the conveyor 30 and output through theoutput terminal 31 of the conveyor 30 for supplying to the combustionengine 50.

Preferably, the fuel-saving device 1 is adapted for being connected to acombustion engine 50 for providing the combustion engine 50 a mixed gasthat contains more or sufficient oxygen in order to avoid incompletecombustion of the fuel in the combustion engine 50 and, therefore, toenhance the fuel efficiency, engine power and combustion effectivenessand to reduce the exhaust pollution of the engine. As a result, theusers may save more on fuel costs and pollute less to the environment.

Specifically, the output terminal 31 includes an output pipeline 311 andan output regulator 312 arranged along the output pipeline 311, theoxygen terminal 33 includes an oxygen pipeline 331 and an oxygenregulator 332 arranged along the oxygen pipeline 331, and the airterminal 34 includes an air pipeline 341 and an air regulator 342arranged along the air pipeline 341. The output pipeline 311, the oxygenpipeline 331 and the air pipeline 341 are the main structures andchannels that respectively allow the mixed gas, the oxygen and theinhaled air to pass through, while the output regulator 312, the oxygenregulator 332 and the air regulator 342 are the regulators thatrespectively check and control the flow of each of the pipelines.According to some implementation, the regulators 312, 332, 342 can beembodied as solenoid valve, which can individually be controlled toclose or open to a certain degree at a time, so as for the user toconstantly and selectively decide the flow of each of the pipelines 311,331, 341. According to another implementation, the regulators 312, 332,342 can be embodied as solenoid with sensors that detect the flow and/orother qualities, such as compositions, concentration, and etc. of thegas at the regulators 312, 332, 342 before released.

It is worth mentioning that the oxygen generator 10 can be embodied invarious oxygen generating apparatuses capable of producing oxygen.Preferably, referring to FIGS. 1, 3 and 4, it is embodied as a two-stepoxygen generating machine, which includes a hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂)generating unit 11 that generates hydrogen peroxide and an oxygengenerating unit 12 that converts the hydrogen peroxide generated in thehydrogen peroxide generating unit 11 into water and oxygen throughcatalyst 121, preferably manganese peroxide (other catalyst such asmanganese dioxide or potassium iodide may also do) coated on one or moremeshes 122 contained in the oxygen generating unit 12. The hydrogenperoxide generating unit 11 may produce hydrogen peroxide from water andoxygen in the air by means of current electrolysis using only twoelectrodes 111, 112, such as a carbon felt cathode 111 and a RuO2 coatedtitanium anode 112 (or two electrodes 111 and a membrane 112). Accordingto other embodiment, the oxygen generator 10 may also be embodied as achemical oxygen generator, such that input air is not required. In suchcase, oxygen is generated by means of a chemical reaction which can betriggered in a certain way, such as ignition and etc. This type ofchemical oxygen generators can also be configured to produce oxygen invarious delivery rates and lifespan depending on the usage and thechemical stock. In other words, the chemicals can be stored separatelyin various manners and only part of the chemicals will be utilized toproduce oxygen at a time. Person skilled in the art should be able tounderstand that the oxygen generator 10 may utilize one or more variousmeans, materials, and/or chemical ingredients to generate oxygen.Therefore, the present invention shall not be limited hereby.

Referring to FIG. 3, according to the present preferred embodiment, thefuel-saving device 1 further includes a controller 40 electricallyconnected with the output regulator 312, the oxygen regulator 332 andthe air regulator 342, such that the user may either directly orindirectly utilize the controller 40 to detect the gas qualities of eachof the pipelines 311, 331, 341 and, based on givenparameters/procedures, to respectively control the gas flow (i.e. mixedgas, oxygen, air) of each of the pipelines 311, 331, 341, so as toachieve a preferred result of combustion thereby rendered by differentsupplying mode of the mixed gas (e.g. various volume(s) and/or ratio(s)of the oxygen and air, and/or the output gas of the fuel-saving devicedepending on the needs).

Furthermore, according to the preferred embodiment, the controller 40can also be connected to or integrated with the engine control unit(ECU) of the combustion engine 50, so as to allow the ECU to control theabove mentioned operations based on its parameters/procedures and otherinformation it received (e.g. oxygen content in the engine, enginespeed, qualities if the emission, driving mode, safety reason, andetc.).

Besides, the controller 40 can further be electrically connected withthe oxygen generator 10 to control the oxygen production thereofaccording to a combustion condition of the combustion engine 50, whichcan manage the oxygen supply in various modes from the maximumperformance to the most economic production. In some cases, if theengine speed is low, it may not require the oxygen generator 10 toproduce oxygen in full speed. Therefore, the controller 40 may slow downor decrease the oxygen production of the oxygen generator 10 to avoidwaste of excess oxygen and to extend the lifespan of the supplies of theoxygen generator 10. On the other hand, if the engine speed is high, thecontroller 40 may speed up or increase the oxygen production of theoxygen generator 10, so as to ensure the oxygen supply to the combustionengine 50 for complete combustions thereof that helps on the fuelefficiency, emission, and performance of the combustion engine 50.

In addition, referring to FIG. 2, the air intake component 20 includes afilter 21 for filtering the inhaled air, a support 22 for supporting thefilter 21 in position, and a shell 23 to form the main structure of theair intake component 20 and to serve as a channel for the air flow. Thesupport 22 is affixed in the shell 23 to hold the filter 21 in positionin the manner that the air enter the channel defined by the shell 23will have to pass through and be filtered by the filter 21 to reach theother end of the channel, as illustrated in FIG. 2, such that the airintake component 20 can provide filtered air to the conveyor 30 of thefuel-saving device 1. According to the present preferred embodiment, thesupport 22 includes a first frame 221, a second frame 222, a first strut223, a second strut 224, and a brace 225. The first frame 221 and thesecond frame 222 respectively brace the filter 21 from the outer sideand the inner side thereof. The first frame 221 in the outer side isaffixed on the inner wall of the shell 23 by the first strut 223, whilethe second frame 222 in the inner side is affixed on the brace 225 bythe second strut 224. The brace 225 is affixed in the shell 23 so as tofurther stabilize the attachment of the second strut 224. The firstframe 221, the second frame 222 and the filter 21 divide the space inthe shell 23 into an inner chamber and an outer chamber communicating tothe input end and the output end of the air intake component 20, suchthat the air entered the air intake component 20 has to pass through thefilter 21 to be output to the air terminal 34 of the conveyor 30 throughthe output end.

Person skilled in the art should be able to understand that thedirection of the arrangement of the air intake component 20 ischangeable. In other words, the first frame 221, the second frame 222and the filter 21 may also divide the space of the shell 23 in manyother ways and directions. Therefore, the present invention shall not belimited hereby. Besides, it is worth mentioning that the mode of airintake of the air intake component 20 is not limited. In other words,the air may enter the air intake component 20 through naturalaspiration, supercharging, or other means based on the actual needs.

Next, according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention, the oxygen generator 10 includes a mounting element 11arranged thereon, so as for mounting the oxygen generator at adesignated position. The conveyor 30 further comprises a rack 35arranged thereon, so as for mounting the conveyer 30, which helps toanchor or install the fuel-saving device 1 at designated position andreinforce the structure of the conveyor 30. The rack 35 includes a firstholder 351 sleeved on the oxygen pipeline 331, a second holder 352sleeved on the air pipeline 341, a bond 353 connecting the first holder351 and the second holder 352 for stabilize the attachment thereof.

Contrasting to the art, the fuel-saving device 1 not only providesoxygen aid to the combustion engine 50 to enhance its fuel efficiencyand performance, but also allows customized and optimized result of thecombustion engine 50 to be achieved through enabling a smart managementof the mixed gas of oxygen and air supply to the combustion engine 50through the control of the controller 40.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. The embodiments have been shown anddescribed for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention and is subject to change withoutdeparture from such principles. Therefore, this invention includes allmodifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the followingclaims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A fuel-saving device for a combustion engine,comprising: an oxygen generator, configured for producing oxygen,comprising a hydrogen peroxide generating unit configured for generatinghydrogen peroxide from water and oxygen in air and an oxygen generatingunit configured for converting the hydrogen peroxide generated in saidhydrogen peroxide generating unit into water and oxygen through acatalyst coated on one or more meshes contained in said oxygengenerating unit; an air intake component, configured for inhaling air,including a filter for filtering an inhaled air; a conveyor, comprisingan output terminal, arranged for outputting gas, including an outputpipeline and an output regulator arranged along said output pipeline, anoxygen terminal, connected with said oxygen generator, including anoxygen pipeline and an oxygen regulator arranged along said oxygenpipeline, an air terminal, connected with said air intake component,including an air pipeline and air regulator arranged along said airpipeline, and a connector connecting said output terminal, said oxygenterminal and said air terminal, adapted for allowing oxygen from saidoxygen generator and air from said air intake component to be mixed toform a mixed gas and output through said output terminal for supplyingto the combustion engine, wherein the mixed gas, the oxygen and theinhaled air passing through said output pipeline, said oxygen pipelineand said air pipeline respectively, while said output regulator, saidoxygen regulator and said air regulator checking and controlling flowsof the mixed gas, the oxygen and the inhaled air in said outputpipeline, said oxygen pipeline and said air pipeline respectively; and acontroller which is electrically connected with said output regulator,said oxygen regulator and said air regulator, and configured forrespectively detecting qualities of the mixed gas in said outputpipeline, the oxygen in said oxygen pipeline and the air in said airpipeline to respectively control a mixed gas flow of said outputpipeline, an oxygen flow of said oxygen pipeline and an air flow of saidair pipeline for ensuring the mixed gas containing sufficient oxygen toavoid incomplete combustion of fuel in the combustion engine to enhancefuel efficiency, engine power and combustion effectiveness, wherein saidcontroller controls a predetermined amount of the oxygen produced fromsaid oxygen generator according to a combustion condition of thecombustion engine.
 2. The fuel-saving device, as recited in claim 1,wherein said catalyst is selected from the group consisting of manganeseperoxide, manganese dioxide and potassium iodide coated on one or moremeshes.
 3. The fuel-saving device, as recited in claim 1, wherein saidhydrogen peroxide generating unit comprises a cathode and an anodetherein configured for producing the hydrogen peroxide from water andoxygen in the air by means of electrolysis.
 4. The fuel-saving device,as recited in claim 2, wherein said hydrogen peroxide generating unitcomprises a carbon felt cathode and a RuO2 coated titanium anode thereinconfigured for producing the hydrogen peroxide from water and oxygen inthe air by means of electrolysis.
 5. The fuel-saving device, as recitedin claim 1, wherein said air intake component further includes a supportarranged to support said filter in position and a shell to form a mainstructure of said air intake component and to serve as a channel for airflow, wherein said support is affixed in said shell to hold said filterin position such that the air entering said channel defined by saidshell has to pass through and be filtered by said filter to provide afilter air to said conveyor.
 6. The fuel-saving device, as recited inclaim 5, wherein said support of said air intake component includes afirst frame, a second frame, a first strut, a second strut, and a brace,wherein said first frame and said second frame respectively brace saidfilter from an outer side and an inner side thereof, wherein said firstframe in said outer side is affixed on an inner wall of said shell bysaid first strut while said second frame in said inner side is affixedon said brace by said second strut, wherein said brace is affixed insaid shell to stabilize an attachment of said second strut, wherein saidfirst frame, said second frame and said filter divide a space in saidshell into an inner chamber and an outer chamber communicating to aninput end and an output end of said air intake component, such that theair entering said air intake component through said input end has topass through said filter to be output to said air terminal of saidconveyor through said output end of said air intake component.
 7. Thefuel-saving device, as recited in claim 2, wherein said air intakecomponent further includes a support arranged to support said filter inposition and a shell to form a main structure of said air intakecomponent and to serve as a channel for air flow, wherein said supportis affixed in said shell to hold said filter in position such that theair entering said channel defined by said shell has to pass through andbe filtered by said filter to provide a filter air to said conveyor. 8.The fuel-saving device, as recited in claim 7, wherein said support ofsaid air intake component includes a first frame, a second frame, afirst strut, a second strut, and a brace, wherein said first frame andsaid second frame respectively brace said filter from an outer side andan inner side thereof, wherein said first frame in said outer side isaffixed on an inner wall of said shell by said first strut while saidsecond frame in said inner side is affixed on said brace by said secondstrut, wherein said brace is affixed in said shell to stabilize anattachment of said second strut, wherein said first frame, said secondframe and said filter divide a space in said shell into an inner chamberand an outer chamber communicating to an input end and an output end ofsaid air intake component, such that the air entering said air intakecomponent through said input end has to pass through said filter to beoutput to said air terminal of said conveyor through said output end ofsaid air intake component.
 9. The fuel-saving device, as recited inclaim 3, wherein said air intake component further includes a supportarranged to support said filter in position and a shell to form a mainstructure of said air intake component and to serve as a channel for airflow, wherein said support is affixed in said shell to hold said filterin position such that the air entering said channel defined by saidshell has to pass through and be filtered by said filter to provide afilter air to said conveyor.
 10. The fuel-saving device, as recited inclaim 9, wherein said support of said air intake component includes afirst frame, a second frame, a first strut, a second strut, and a brace,wherein said first frame and said second frame respectively brace saidfilter from an outer side and an inner side thereof, wherein said firstframe in said outer side is affixed on an inner wall of said shell bysaid first strut while said second frame in said inner side is affixedon said brace by said second strut, wherein said brace is affixed insaid shell to stabilize an attachment of said second strut, wherein saidfirst frame, said second frame and said filter divide a space in saidshell into an inner chamber and an outer chamber communicating to aninput end and an output end of said air intake component, such that theair entering said air intake component through said input end has topass through said filter to be output to said air terminal of saidconveyor through said output end of said air intake component.
 11. Thefuel-saving device, as recited in claim 4, wherein said air intakecomponent further includes a support arranged to support said filter inposition and a shell to form a main structure of said air intakecomponent and to serve as a channel for air flow, wherein said supportis affixed in said shell to hold said filter in position such that theair entering said channel defined by said shell has to pass through andbe filtered by said filter to provide a filter air to said conveyor. 12.The fuel-saving device, as recited in claim 11, wherein said support ofsaid air intake component includes a first frame, a second frame, afirst strut, a second strut, and a brace, wherein said first frame andsaid second frame respectively brace said filter from an outer side andan inner side thereof, wherein said first frame in said outer side isaffixed on an inner wall of said shell by said first strut while saidsecond frame in said inner side is affixed on said brace by said secondstrut, wherein said brace is affixed in said shell to stabilize anattachment of said second strut, wherein said first frame, said secondframe and said filter divide a space in said shell into an inner chamberand an outer chamber communicating to an input end and an output end ofsaid air intake component, such that the air entering said air intakecomponent through said input end has to pass through said filter to beoutput to said air terminal of said conveyor through said output end ofsaid air intake component.
 13. The fuel-saving device, as recited inclaim 3, wherein said output regulator, said oxygen regulator and saidair regulator are solenoid valves.
 14. The fuel-saving device, asrecited in claim 12, wherein said output regulator, said oxygenregulator and said air regulator are solenoid valves.
 15. A fuel-savingdevice for a combustion engine, comprising: an oxygen generatorconfigured for producing oxygen; an air intake component, configured forinhaling air, including a filter for filtering an inhaled air; aconveyor, comprising an output terminal, arranged for outputting gas,including an output pipeline and an output regulator arranged along saidoutput pipeline, an oxygen terminal, connected with said oxygengenerator, including an oxygen pipeline and an oxygen regulator arrangedalong said oxygen pipeline, an air terminal, connected with said airintake component, including an air pipeline and air regulator arrangedalong said air pipeline, and a connector connecting said outputterminal, said oxygen terminal and said air terminal, adapted forallowing oxygen from said oxygen generator and air from said air intakecomponent to be mixed to form a mixed gas and output through said outputterminal for supplying to the combustion engine, wherein the mixed gas,the oxygen and the inhaled air passing through said output pipeline,said oxygen pipeline and said air pipeline respectively, while saidoutput regulator, said oxygen regulator and said air regulator checkingand controlling flows of the mixed gas, the oxygen and the inhaled airin said output pipeline, said oxygen pipeline and said air pipelinerespectively; and a controller which is electrically connected with saidoutput regulator, said oxygen regulator and said air regulator, andconfigured for respectively detecting qualities of the mixed gas in saidoutput pipeline, the oxygen in said oxygen pipeline and the air in saidair pipeline to respectively control a mixed gas flow of said outputpipeline, an oxygen flow of said oxygen pipeline and an air flow of saidair pipeline for ensuring the mixed gas containing sufficient oxygen toavoid incomplete combustion of fuel in the combustion engine to enhancefuel efficiency, engine power and combustion effectiveness, wherein saidcontroller controls a predetermined amount of the oxygen produced fromsaid oxygen generator according to a combustion condition of thecombustion engine, wherein said air intake component further includes asupport arranged to support said filter in position and a shell to forma main structure of said air intake component and to serve as a channelfor air flow, wherein said support is affixed in said shell to hold saidfilter in position such that the air entering said channel defined bysaid shell has to pass through and be filtered by said filter to providea filter air to said conveyor, wherein said support of said air intakecomponent includes a first frame, a second frame, a first strut, asecond strut, and a brace, wherein said first frame and said secondframe respectively brace said filter from an outer side and an innerside thereof, wherein said first frame in said outer side is affixed onan inner wall of said shell by said first strut while said second framein said inner side is affixed on said brace by said second strut,wherein said brace is affixed in said shell to stabilize an attachmentof said second strut, wherein said first frame, said second frame andsaid filter divide a space in said shell into an inner chamber and anouter chamber communicating to an input end and an output end of saidair intake component, such that the air entering said air intakecomponent through said input end has to pass through said filter to beoutput to said air terminal of said conveyor through said output end ofsaid air intake component.
 16. The fuel-saving device, as recited inclaim 15, wherein said output regulator, said oxygen regulator and saidair regulator are solenoid valves.